How pile boring works for deep foundations

Pile boring is a construction method for deep foundations where a large diameter cylindrical hole is drilled into the ground, a steel reinforcement cage is lowered into it, and then the hole is filled with concrete to form a load-bearing pile. This method is ideal for high-capacity structures in difficult soil conditions, as it minimizes noise and vibration and can be used for large diameters and significant depths, often transferring structural loads to deeper, more stable soil or rock layers.

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